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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09
pIsnouRsEs AT OCEAN GROVE.

OCEAN GROVE Aug. s.-A large attendance at tho
Young Peoples Meeting this morning added TO the inter
est Mr.. Yatman's topic was 1.-The Great Physician"
There were about twenty conversions. The holiness
meeting had also large attendance The congregation
~ the Auditorium was simply immense. Bishop Bow
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church. preacher
Of The morning This evening Bishop Faliowa OF chi
cago, PREACHED 70 large audience words
eehar dscipls whom Jesus loved" This evening the
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COMMENCING SECRETARY WHITNEY.

Boston. Aug. Especial. >. sponor congratulaes
Secretary Whitney his Telegram Admiral Luce
versing that officers acons the Canadan wa.ers. aud
ordering the withdrawal OF his Instructions 10 the Aeri-
can fishing fleet. lie writes:
send you the greetings OF Democrat and my con-
CALCULATIONS your dispatch or August addressed 10
Admiral Luce. That dis patch will bring 10 you IN eX
ceeIng great reward tho grateful appreciation of
your ~ IL shows you 10 be no unworthy son
OF YOUR houoi sire. ana the retrieving rrment
since the withdrawal OF Mr.. Manning Ia Adminsira-
ton TO remembered only for it, frulal service nfatu
alton AT home and efem diplomacy abroad
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CALENDARS TO-DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-CEAMBERs-Betore Do1ohue J;;SNSSeaa
AZ "a az 49, SO 49, l29 1863 1866 no. ls3 loI lSS lSA
40 iSi i97 lgS 1879 2oO DOL 202 203, 204. 2o5 2O6
SUPREME CoURI-SPEcIAL TEkA-fAkf l'-betoro Do""
hue, J.-No day calendar. .,.,.,.L n = -
suPERIoR CONFESSIONAL TKRM-Before sedgwck' -
CoMscS PLRAs-sPEcIAL TxKM-Before Allen. J--Win os
I.nry Uupo Johp Zaud and samuel Waldo tanning a ~
viii OF Max Pnner Jo6n Johnston and LOUIS singer "
lU:3O po,o.o rua IN on
ssrs,.eye and Assistant District Attorney Purdy-Noa
An pcinsix
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TO BUILD THE LEO HOUSE IN NETWORK.

PfTTsBURG Aug S-t'ollections taken up yester-
day in every German Ca hoc church this city
German memorial ouse In NewiOrk Ia honor OF tue
eth anniversary OF the ordination OF Pope Leo Kill
as a priest The building will br named The Leo House
and will be used for German emiSfauts Inc money
collected by the German Catholics in this country Tor the
tie amount received from all other naOnales of Cath
oics willbe sent direct Rome.
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CLOTHING CUTTERS IN CONVENTION.

SYRACUSE Aug. S-rhe Clothing Cutters Union of
America is holding its second annual convention at the
Empire House here There 1880 cutters in tho
union An will be made TO legislate against the
uroads of apprentices aud require them to serve three
years before being admitted TO the union 1t proposed
ten cutters in shop. The nine hoursaday system aud
the establishment OF district OF the knights OF LABOR
exclusively OF clothing cutters arc to be con-
adhered j. H. Gels, OF Newiork City, 10 acting presi
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ASKING TO LAY WIRES IN NAVY STREETS

Tho Edison Electrical Illuminating Company oo'Ane
order Yesterday from Judge Bartlett in the supreme O'~
pr,vIvn 10 show cause why a mandamus should nos "
,.sns 70 compel the Electrical subway Commission 70
HE Iumina company leave 10 lay It's wires m
n h follow ing streets: fulton, from SANDS 70 80
ave- Court from Fulton to Atlantic ave. h, thrsud
E,rpan 10 Court, from fulton CosunibA noshs 90
Manisaue Hepry Claak Pineapple and otanse ~
FnItou TO Atlantic ave, through Linton heay. isrsaSS
Willow sta. itom COlamDia heishss W Ne~A'
Remsen and Joralemon ots -. an. caonauy No.
Tine have already given me iker
misson TO law wires there Is some doubt md 10
aulhorty extends tho tearing up Oh ,no ,neisw
,s US ~ - fur 10 have the court oonstrue tho
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PATENT CLAIMS MUST BE SPECIFIC.

WASHINGTON, Aug. S.-The Commissioner or Patents
has rendered decision involving the technical constrnc-
ton OF claims in patents. the employment therein OF
abstract phraseology. general. indefinite and vague
terms. such "mean~,r mechanism" etc, which may
be construed to so broaden and expand the Invention
that ythng the art covered all future inventors
required pay tribute and the public perpetually
taxed The conclusions reached by the decision are that
the riyh OF applicant TO receive patent 10 limited by
the general proposition that the application must be
approved as form well as merits by the fatent
Cce, claims which define the Invention sought TO
be patentsl by such terms rs meals. mechanism,
or SUBSTANTIALLY DESERVED" ambiguous and in
dcfuite and he allowed The which brought
out The DC ci the application OF James W. rage Tor
patent improvement To his device FOR setting JUS
trying and sributing type The application was denied
Al the ground that its language was too vague.
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A WOMAN AND HER CHILDREN on WIRE.
More than 1000 people stood the postoce sidewalk
Yesterday afternoon tho working OF portable auto
matte escape Tho inventor to show the simplicity and
safey of machine allowed his wife and four Of his children
to descend from fourth window OF No. 81 Park Row
First small down the adjusted wire line then
girl twelve children OF four and years
followed others arms and last came Mrs Roberts,
who weighs 1876 pounds AL descended lightly and quickly
10 the vement Roberts taking only nine seconds
The city authorities will make examination OF tne
which really appears TO be
ter purpoaA
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FACTS THAT CANNOT BE HIDDEN.

WASHINGTON, Aug g (sDeci,aJ Treasury Department
officials still retcen about the charge that money
has been improperly paid account of public land sur
veyors. It may be stated however, on good authority
that the matter is regarded serious one both Dy the
Secretary of the Interior and tho Secretary OF the Treas
ury and Is to day the subject OF official correspondence
between them with every prospect that 1t will be Off
ciay brought to the attention of the President WITHIN
the next few DAYS whatever the result or that may he
II is certain that attempt to hide the facts VIII DC sue
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I" Rlaod VIII Tell

Yes the old adage is right but the liver sSood VII
ths hlooi thereby inc oSu ncerS nd
IN d,ssases OF the and throat In tunors evsa
tuSercies lungs rst stages Oh line from Reas
C|ar do Leon noeest Roman Of ss sar sauaa
porcsa .Coi,en Medical Discovery. ,r,wscac,
!. ,ssSSi vfl tall " the stsry Of IT. wouasrsi s1
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DELEGATES TO THE RED GRO

DELEGATES TO THE RED CIlOoS LONF EIsFNOI
WAsnrNGrOS, Aug S.Miss Clara Barton. president OF
the American national Association OF the Red Cross, and
Dr. j. T.. Hubbell. general field agent and secretary OF
the association have been appointed by President Ceve
land delegates represent the United states at the
fourth International Conference of the Red ross, to he
heid at the court OF the Grand Duke and Duchess OF
Baden. which opens ut Car,ruhe, Germany, September
o. This will he Miss Barons second errand 10 EuOpe
rs the ed Representative this country having
by appointments President Arthur attended the Geneva
IN
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order. that will have an eaect on

an Issue OF his nag order that will have an edect on
the election. .
ave been eighteen years in public ife,' continued
tie Senator, and during that tine I've never spent
winter with my family I'VE two years vet and
alter they gone, will retire from public life.
I've seen enyuphr
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sMeu must worka nd women weep
a. r,Ins the world AWAY p.v,xsfs
M, ,,.v mead not weep they Dr. Pierecs ,ssaI.ss
prsacrisIios hich all the panidl hais"o'
q, sg.r,sn Sold by druggstA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09

Rev j. o. Foster delivered an entertaining lecture on
"The Caverns OF Lnray," which illustrated with
stereoptcon views and specimens Of fossils and curious
formations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09

Prevent annoying rash aHrng vacation BY using Skin
Success sesp. and doubiy enjoy your holiday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-09
rrpEoT or THE WEATHER on THE DEATH pate

ment prepared tho following table showing 'he mean
and the deaths diarrhol diseases
series years (Mos Of tho deaths were babies and old
peope)
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23
COST OF RUBEN EsS.

Boston Transcript.
Does it pay TO be politeP The ex-
perience of a certain Washington
street merchant inclines him very
strongly to the view that 1t does. Let
him tell the story:
''It was about two months ago that l
went to Young's to lunch, one day.
feeling overworked, tired and cross, |
suppose. Looking up and down the
tables, in the part of the room where |
always prefer to sit, l saw one table
where there were two empty chairs,
one of which, however, had been
turned down by quiet-looking man
with black beard, who sat at the
table. l took the other empty chair,
and ordered my lunch.
"Just as l had begun to eat. a
friend of mine-Parkinson Of Milk
street-whom l wanted to see very
much, came in and walked down past
the tables. There was business
matter between US which l was anx-
ious to consummate. l was also aux
ious to keep at my lunch. looked at
the chair that was turned down, and
it struck me that my neighbours
friend, for whom he was keeping the
place, W long time coming in.
have told you already that was a
little cross. So quietly turned back
the chair and invited Parkinson to sit
down. Whereupon the man with the
black beard looked up in surprise.
:" ! was keeping that chair for a
fiiend,' said he.
I" 1t strikes me, sir, that your friend
is long time coming said l, ill-na
turedly, and don't think any one
has right 10 retain a seat to the ex.
cluson of everybody else.
"Tbe blac%-bearded man said no
more though he looked me over care
fully, and Parkinson sat down. Pres
emily he other mans friend came in.
and the black bearded man got up, had
his dishes removed to another table
after some bother to get hold of a
waiter, and they sat down together,
while We went on with our lunch and
our business.
"About a month after that there was
matter of some 81 200 difference in q
transaction between a man in our trade
and myself, and we agreed to leave it
out to arbitrat on. We each selected
our man, and they selected a third
who wasn't known to me, but
who was said to be very fair man.
had my side set forth in good shape,
and knew l should have won the case
easily enough.
But when l went in to see the arbi-
traitors, and gave glance at the third
man, my hear. sank. 1t was the black
bearded man whose chair had taken
possession of at Young's. Now I be-
lieve that man may have been fully
resolved to decide the case on its
merits, but l don't believe that he or
any other man could have done so
under the circumstances. My rude
act stuck in his crop, that was all. He
decided dead against me, and served
me right. l shall always believe that
it cost me a thousand dollars to turn
back that mans chair"
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23
1T MIGHT HAVE BEEN.

When over youths receding track
Ths moonlight II remembrance throws
lender charm, half winning back
Ine sunshine that too quickly goes
how oft in retrospection cast.
Untrsmmeisd fancy floats between
Tne actual story OF the pAst,
And Shar that sSory might have been!
but simbie words to breathe so much
VI soft regret or sorrow keen,
In uu!h thofe are not many touch
more hears than thess-it miaht hayo
heel!
Alons and loveless, year by year,
" on ous iives are livea Gu: Ways arc planned.
40 wait awhile beck opin1 hand.
When wiatfilly the uronin smiled,
. passed. him BY with look serene;
Ihtu IN now. l watraot, thought beguiied, ~
We sometimes ssy-it might have been! :.
Ob, simple words that bIest.e TO lnuca
t.fsof. regret or borrow keon,
where 10 the heart ys cannot touch,
Cft-echoed sigh-it might have been?
We saw the victor's ursl wave.
Bat never prou success have known;
Alack her glowing ~ eed sne geve
10 other Ell )rts III an our owo.
Twas not for as to tas o her bliss,
VINO only prove what failures mean;
fet, conscience whispers. but for this
Or but for that-i. might have been.
Wners Is the heart they cannot touch
WITH soft regret or sorr0w keen?
10 you, TO me they breathe ~ mu:h-
Thooe simple w0rds--it might have been
Here was the zlittering play hiag priced,
Whcse wofthlessne We saw too late;
And there tho single chaIc uespissd,
Which opened up q IA ifer tate.
All, woll-L day wo X aow not what
VI Danger lurKed within the scene,
And happy 1t were wi.er not
To dream OF all that might have bsen.
And yet our ionosc h sar Is they touch
witt SOFT rSEroi or sorrow ke.n-
Those simp words which M oan q, much.
That frsquott sight nigh. havs Leen!
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23
Resolutions CT Respect

AT q special meeting OF the Washing z
ton Steam Fire Engine and Hook and
Ladder Company, No. Z, held August
70, 1887, the following preamble and
resolut'ons were unanimously adopted :
WHEREAS l. has pleased the Great
Architect OF the Uaiyarse to remove
from our midst eur ia.e fellow menbsr,
Mr.. John L. West, aud
WHEREAS, II is but Just that a A..
ting recognition Of his may virtues
should be had That Th.lo we bow
with humble submission to the viii of
the most biah, we do nos the lsfs m ourn
for our fellow.membtr, who has been
taken from us Therefore be II
Resolved, That In the death OF Mr.
John T West this Company lsmsnts the
loss Of member wto Was ever ready
70 prefer the hsud Of siI; an active
member Of this COmplny, whose utmost
endeavors were exerted for is welfare
and p-os psri:y; q friend and co npapion,
who was dear TO uo all; o member
whose noble lie was q etandafd Of emu.
lattcn to his fellows.
Resolved, That Il o hes.sfelt IS D pa
thy Of this Company is ostssted to his
family In their AM .cdon.
Resolved, That thes- resolutions be
spread upon the minu cs OF the Oorn.
pany,, copy thereof bs transmitted to
tbs family OF our deceased naer, ber, aud
published in the dsily papers.
) ) e. aAssni YArrs, Committee.
j. W. CROW,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23
On q straw Ride

Tho West Chester Local News says:
A party OF WuminstGnisnf, (iadies and
gent.s men), canning on tins Brandy
wine at BdntoD's hridge, paid q visit
to this borough on Saturday evening on
a straw ride. The campers, twenty-
four in number, repaired to the Green
Tree Hotel, where dancing and refreeh-
tnants were indulsed in. After very
pleasant evening they returned to
Brinton's brihgs about midnight. The
rarty wa accompanied by number of
PhilsdsIpaians The ins team they
used was supplied by MIR. Penrose, re.
siding near TIE osmr. We give the
names Of the merry rat,y and their
p'scea OF residence: Masses Emma
Johnslp, Sidney A Walls, Clara e.
Wells, Essis L R'qoter, L'az e lsazinr,
L9ttis 9 Wells. E.una DnJ, May A.
q aSe, Mts.rs, Chnti.s Il. Fluls, 8. i.
McDao.el, narry r T.i2as, Harry 4
Thorpe. Eugene d Waiis, Thomas q.
Cartweil, Caaries z. R;gstsr. j. Harry
O,esv4r, Thomas S,uo.cf, sli of VII.
mingsoG; Eta 9Isuarr, Of Serwyu;
Db!!. q. 5gAinc, of k'bltaleignia; Liz
z,s Miller, Newark, Del ID StAut
frr. cf BeryyD; Charles Il. h iores
P6i'ads(pai&, aud HAIRY J3cnhnn. of
the same utace Th. par;y il ohaper
oneS by M.s. William X. Joarson, ct
Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23
PUBLIC SALE
200 BUILDING LOTS.
ON INsTALLNDNTs.
RID Az. .AUGUSTS S7

At $50 o'clock, in the Twelfth Ward on Second Third
Cleveland avenues
These lots all in fine, hgh healthy locality new in
oue nave been established the city railway will doubt be
extended short time school and church will be erected
streets opened and graded These Improvements necessarily
Improve the adjacent lots.
have any foresight for themselves by walking this
Vicinity the improvements being made 1t may appear
little distance to walk but bear you buy in the
lefty at those prices the offered 1t probable that
his is the last sale may have instalments.
AS matter OF will only sell certain number of
lots; when that done we will sell those terms
LAKES on lot assessed at $3.50, 81 cents year. East of
Union street lot assessed at sE5o the tax s255. house
west OF Union street assessed $1,000 tax S22 east of Union
street. tax sI7 and remember Ioe lot house Union
street would be assessed higher.
10 persons desiring investments there other such oppor
unty as the profits always than double that
you get in the savings bank and often times You
not loose the property always its own Persons in the
can find no better place to invest their for while
they are working at home other persons building adjacent
their lots are making money for them.
To those who want home and paying eat buy
lot and when paid for you have shares the loan you
build nice, fine house for $1,000
lhe payment on shares per month interest $1,000 S.
per MONTH making $40 month You pay nearly that much
for rent Now every month make payment the loan you
You may pay rent for years and will never own your
home But how you to start? Here your opportunity
you must at least own your lot as you must have interest
before the loan be secured you sober and industrious
land get sick out of work. there loan Delaware that will
mot wait a year for you; landlord will not
To those desiring house containing rooms hot and
cold water and BATH side yard yard portico should buy
Ia lot Is to 50 feet front take shares building association
that loans $500 each share You build S-rooned
cottage as described for from $1,000 to $1,000 complete such
you would pay SIS per month for in the city.
The older the shares the easier will be loan
security to the loan give them mortgage property
assign shares not borrowed out the oan The result you
keep loan up will be paid each month"; s12 paid in
twelve sI72S for which you get the of the
house for years at S2 per month"; S72S release mortgage
house worth S2ooo value shares $500 per share
total so2S AS you observe keeping up your loan you
get the use of the house and $1,000 besides.
These plain facts which you verify by asking some
responsible building loan officer.
TERMS-so cash on eachlot as as knocked off and
|S5 per month until paid for per cent off for cash.
Hacks will leave Sixth and Market streets at o'clock
THOMAS NJ OGLE,
PETER J. FORD.
L. w. Stidham & Son. Auconecrs
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23
1A1V HUM0R8
AND ALL SKIN AnD SCALP DIE.
EASES SPEEDILY CURED
nv H,UyTUNuJnA

Ou, little son will DO four years o I age on
the 2sth inst. In May, 1885. he was attscked
with very painful breaking out OF the SKIN
We called 10 phyaician who treated him
for about four woehs. Tho child received
little or no good from the treatment, as the
breaking out, supposed BY the phvsioian 10
be hives In an aggravated form, became
larger IN blotohos, and more and more dis
tressing. We were frequently obliged to get
up in the night and ruo him with gsda in
water. strong liniments, eto. Finally, we
c,lled other ply sicieuR, until no less than
six had attempted to cure him, all alike
ia tling, and the child steadily getting worse
and worse, until about the 10th OF last July,
when we began TO give him Outicura Rssoi.
vent internally. aud tho Cu,icura and Quit
cura Soap externally, and BY the last Of Au
gust no wes 80 nearly well that We gave him
only enc dose Of the kesolvent aDout every
second day for shout ton days longer, and
he has never been troubled since with the
horrible malady. In all ue used less than
one-half Of bot,ls Of Outicura Hcsolvsnt, q
little loss than one box Of Outicura q, and only
ono cake Of Outioura soap. H. 4. Ryan,
OayuKa, Livingst0n DO, Ill.
Subscribed and sworn to bafore me this.
fourth day Of January, 1887.
U. N. OOE, J.P.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23
On tor Trinidad.

Mrs Katie v Lynch ard two ohn.
dren. of this city, aailed on Saturday
from New York, on the stesmer TIini
dad, for the Island O. Trinidad, 10 join
her husband, Walter L3r cn, who bas
been for two yea.s at that place Ss chief
engineer OF The steamer Bolivar, run.
ming from Port.au.Spsin up the otinoco
river in Venezuela, South America, TO
the town OF Bolivar. Ths tr!p will oocu-
youngest child is not quite years old,
large Dum6er Of frirnGs ir tots city
wish her pleasant Journey and admire
her pluck In undertaking II with two
email ehildren.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23

spirit, he hadn't word to say for him
self, and was forced to punish his in
siilting silence. Wait one moment,
driver, till I tap his boots, and then
you can drive on"
When the silent gentleman was
drained to the dregs the diligence
moved on, and Pierre Dubois went to
report to his superiors. A fact.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23

Uuticurs, the great kin cure, and Outi
cura Soap prepared from 1t. externally, and
Outicura Resoivent, tho new blood purifier
internally, are positive euro for overy form
OF skin aud blood disease from pippies C
scro lula. sold everywhere.
Price: Cuticurs, 90 cents; Outiour7 Soap
rs centa; Outtcura kesolvent, slt0. Pro-
pared by Pottor Drug and Chemical DO.
Boston. Mass. Send for "A0w 10 Cure Skin
Diseases"
OTMPLrS, Biz lsckhe1ds. Skin Blsrnishes
i Ia and Baby kunors, uss Cut.cura
SOHD.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23
DR.. ]. MIllER'S
VEGETABLE
ExPECTORANT.

This Invaluable Medicine s ac
kpowiodgsd by the thousands to be The
Best Cough Medicfne in the world.
For Coughs, Uolds, Sore TEroat, ,RoaI Iseness,
Inflammation Of the Threat and Mouth
Whooping Cough, Canker. hasn, &C, there
is no medicine now In use the. has performed
more cures.
1t fs warranted not to contain anv min
ersl substance; it is also froe from Iaudsnum
or squills; 1t may be taken at any time with
perfect safety. Sold by all drugg'sts 3,s
and 81 q bottle. Z MORO AN Il SONS,
Prop, PrOvfdeucs, z.
Dr. Haynes Arabian Balsam Ia m
equaled for Uiou). Try it. 26c. and 81. at
Druggists marloowem
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23
'WHEW| |

But it IS hot, and nc
doubt you want to be
comfortable.
Go to Mullin & Son,
Sixth and Market, and
get for yourself a Thin
Suit, or if you don's
want the whole suit
you can get a Thin
Coat or Coat and Vest
for almost a song. They
have left a good assort-
ment of Seersuckers,
Mohair an d Alpaca
Goats and Vests. They
also have a big lot OF
Linen and Mohaic
Busters.
Also for the boys
Thin Goats and ants,
Flannel Shirts, Shirt
Waists, etc.
There never was a
better chance to get a
Good Suit made well
and quickly; not 50
many goods to select
from as now.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23
SCROFULOUs HUMORs.

Last spring was very sick. being covered
with some Find Of scrofula. Tho doctors
could not help me. WAS advised to try the
Outicura kei 0lvent. l did SO. and in day
grew better and better. until am as v ell
as ever. THANK you for It very mucn. and
would like to have II told to tho puD lie.
EDW. HOFMANN,
North AttIebUr0, Mass.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23

When haoy was SICK, we gave her Csstorfa,
When she was child, she cried for Gastoria
When abe bersIne Miss, she clung to Cas.oriA
oria.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23

: ,sDi, SDLraicc nicely furnished furnished
hton' ' aS2 2ot
board.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23

f0OoD ais,,L msri. nIn
: a ,,ns. ,nsl1p !. ,'lau = so'S'd coo.. I. . |.
bnee' o'A aW,9S'T
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23

ErATION As Ar.! nlaas tse
, iullyn yynS seS can give good
b92 kins !. ). q.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23

uiRLs Fok HOUSE
J 'lnh ~ hhtc.land. Elnton
ppU "' a2k2ts
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23
,ntsd.

E,,., wAnrlEas, s,s n1, :,
4. .'':s;s sss;sH1s%sssds;as.a! 1sssd ~
bngton ih" ,9o-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23

FIcuArIuN by :.
LsIs ~ nurse. Apply "a a.
aie e.. reference given
pL ee'' a2-sS.3m
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23

h "a uODD SrnHE
pk on 10 Church on Union lon
h. w. iy27 II
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23

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